The Ten Commandments of Steemit + a baby troll crab
I took it upon myself to write The Ten Commandments of Steemit.
(Not saying I am God or anything close to it.)
The crab I am holding is a baby troll crab. There is one commandment for each of the crabs feet.
I got the urge to write this when I noticed some rude replies to popular posts on Steemit. But when my friend got a racist comment I had enough.
Do not be a baby troll crab, be like 99% of all Steemers: awesome!
The Ten Commandments of Steemit
1. You shall not forget your password
2. You shall not post 42 posts a day
3. You shall not steal the pictures from Google
4. Remember karma
5. Honor your fellow Steemers
6. You shall not flag popular posts just because you are envious
7. You shall not commit trolling
8. You shall not give up. Votes are not all that matters.
9. You shall not bear false content and irrelevant tags
10. You shall not covet (other peoples wallets)
The additional, yet most important rule:
11. You shall not take everything too seriously, have some fun!
PS: If you still feel the urge to troll me, or if you want to call me Antichrist, calm down.
I am a Christian, and I do respect The Ten Commandments from the Holy Bible.
I write for fun.
Susanne
These are damn good commandments and that's a festive crabby photo. You rock!
Keep up the good work!
good
good work
I love this article <3
Thank you
https://steemit.com/steemit/@l0k1/petition-for-the-mute-button-to-actually-hide-posts-from-muted-users
Please join me in this campaign, and promote this to your associates who agree with this. It is sorely needed, not now, 4 weeks ago it was already overdue. The implementation of the mute function is insulting to the very definition of the word. Mute means silent, not quieter. Quieter also can become more noticable.
Anyone who didn't notice that at the bottom of this post is a lot of hidden posts due to reputation scores should be alerted to this fact. Trolling is a big problem here. I'm not saying solve the problem for everyone, merely empower users to filter their feed of whosoever they deem to be trolling. The temptation to get into fights over it disappears then.